Books published by Nova Science Publishers Inc

Leadership and culture are important elements in policing. Police leaders often work within a police culture steeped with traditions. This book intends to describe and critically evaluate leadership roles and professional culture in the police, focusing upon integrity and accountability in policing.

In order to fully apprehend the conceptual aspects of the world, we need to look at the practical applications of those concepts, as the Cube provides a popular application of the wondrously captivating mathematical concept of group theory. This book gives an overview to those who seek the purity of understanding.

Recent interest in the wives of American Presidents has led to the rediscovery of many First Ladies whose public service and accomplishments had been forgotten. This title provides readers with their first in-depth examination of the adventure-filled life and numerous public services of this complex and fascinating First Lady.

The identification of extraterrestrial chiral compounds provide evidence to prove that extraterrestrial environments such as Mars have supported some form of life. This book reviews why the study of chirality has been integrated into space exploration and experimentation and what this study might be achieved within the context of space missions.

Describes approaches to be applied for the therapeutic management of patients with cancer.

Reviews research on the various theories and mechanisms responsible for the rate of ageing and maximum longevity of different animals including birds, mammals and humans, to explain 'how' do we age and the velocity of the ageing process. This book deals with the historical evolutionary explanations of ageing and longevity ('why' do we age).

Discusses the influence that advances in computers and increased use and dependence on the internet has had on China, with a particular focus on cyberspace governance to students, economic theorists, empirical social scientists, policy makers and the informed general reader.

Provides a synopsis of educational innovations. Divide into six sections - technology, online teaching and learning, special education, higher education, learning and instruction and organisation culture - this book is suitable for the practising teachers or education fellows wishing to grasp the essence of modern research on teaching.

William Howard Taft (15 September 1857-8 March 1930) was the 27th President of the United States and later the 10th Chief Justice of the United States. He is the only person to have served in both offices. This book takes you through the voyage of Taft's Presidency and life in view of that prestigious appointment.

Antimalarial drugs are medicines that prevent or treat malaria, a disease which takes a great toll on human health and well-being, particularly in tropical regions including Africa south of the Sahara, South and Southeast Asia, Oceania, and parts of the Americas. This book explores the use of these drugs in the health care.

Flexicurity is a European labour market policy adopted in 2007 within the European Employment Strategy. This policy aims at combining the flexibilisation of employment relations with the traditions of the European welfare state. This book provides empirical evidence of increasing labour flexibility accompanied by a decline of social security.

Summarizes the knowledge on different fractions of amino acids in soil, input of amino acids to soil from both dead and living plant material, different extraction procedures done in order to release amino acids from soil, and the distribution of amino acids into soil profiles in regards to quality and quantity.